A gleaming row of luxury sport utility vehicles was heading out to the roads and driving course as I drove in, with contented-looking guests at the wheel, ready for some comparison driving at Lexus's expense.
Mr Bush may not be the perfect candidate; but now his challenge is merely to prove he is a better one than the vice-president.Purely in terms of the policies, Mr Bush is certainly ready for that comparison.
Authors' response: As pointed out in our response to Dr. Maslov's comments above, the experimental data are simply not ready for detailed comparison.
With six pro seasons under his belt, O'Neal looked far more playoff ready yesterday than, for comparison's sake, 26-year-old Keith Van Horn, who went all four years to the University of Utah.
With the advent of social media, we now have ready-made tools for comparison.
In addition, the structural fatigue tension makes the last elbow of the long tube more ready for rupture in comparison with the other places.
It presents these poems in modern-spelling, clear-text versions for classroom use, and for ready comparison to mainstream editions of male poets' work.
The tech world will be watching the next few weeks closely to see what effect Vine's arrival on Android has on its user base, and there's a pretty obvious opportunity for comparison ready at hand: Instagram.
Van Gogh's portraits have been analyzed in books, but the current exhibition brings them together for ready comparison, a first, according to Bogomila Welsh-Ovcharov, a professor of fine art at the University of Toronto who has written six books on van Gogh and was not involved in organizing the exhibition.
The educational backgrounds and training positions of the students in these programs are very similar, and this allows for ready comparison among peers.
We have provided links and alternate nomenclatures available at other databases for ready comparison.
